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In a message dated 1/13/04 11:37:32 Eastern Standard Time, sloetoe@yahoo.com 
writes:


> ### If lowering the percentage of carbohydrate calories in your
> diet works to help you consume less total calories and thus
> consume body fat for calories and thusly lose body weight,
> again, hey, more power to ya. But you lost weight because you
> consumed less total calories, not because carbohydrate calories
> add body weight more than fat or protein calories. A calorie is
> a calorie is a calorie. We ignore that, and obscure that, at our
> collective peril.
> 
> scientoe
> 
> 

So, if counting Carbs is a way to lower overall intake of calories and is a 
unit of measurement that is universal and available then what is your 
consternation about carbs?  Personally, I have a different theory about how the body 
processes fat, etc., but that is not for me to argue on this medium.  All I am 
saying is that carb measurement is uniformly agreed to and is available on 
every consumable product (even beer) and is helpful.

Carbs, carbs, carbs!

Actually what I wanted to say is: Low carbs, low carbs, low carbs!

Skylander